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  1. RT @azaaza: Most searched on Google Japan: "Yahoo". Most searched on Yahoo: "YouTube". URLs are still not grokked by users /via @HirokoT ... about 10 hours ago from web
  2. RT @DublinCore: Putting metadata onto tweets with @FluidDB http://bit.ly/6AhptV via @titticimmino about 12 hours ago from web
  3. Reading "On the Dynamics of Linked Datasets": http://esw.w3.org/topic/DatasetDynamics #linkeddata about 13 hours ago from web
  4. I don't know who manage the #UAIC Website, but... The front image (a PNG file) has "only" 464K :( about 18 hours ago from web
  5. Start reading "Henderson the Rain King" by Saul Bellow. #literature 1:44 AM Dec 1st from web
  6. Should I descend from this long dream to touch the earthly reality? 12:34 AM Dec 1st from web
  7. RT @pezholio: December - the only month where it's acceptable to eat chocolate before breakfast. I, for one, approve. 12:25 AM Dec 1st from web
  8. RT @danbri: So VLC embeds an HTTP server that parses HTML for VLC markup with RPN expressions. Um, thanks, I think. http://bit.ly/5cbCxK 12:05 AM Dec 1st from web
  9. Wow, they put a flag into their logo. And others applause this extraordinary event. Cheap marketing. 12:01 AM Dec 1st from web
  10. Watching "Social Media for Events": http://slidesha.re/8TocwI (how about the use of hEvent, XFN, FOAF, OWL-Time in real applications?) 11:49 PM Nov 30th from CoTweet
  11. A good message: "Twitter has temporarily disabled your brain. Stay up-to-date at no-one-cares.org." 2:01 PM Nov 30th from web
  12. Art is an example of technology-mediated communication (inspired by an 'artificial' conversation @idevelop). 1 model, many interpretations. 1:52 PM Nov 30th from web
  13. @idevelop But, sometimes this is a positive thing, because the receptor could make assumptions/guesses who stimulate imagination: e.g., art. 1:48 PM Nov 30th from web in reply to idevelop
  14. @idevelop Because it's not a direct communication. A peer can't sense (see, hear, feel,...) the partner. Some messages are lost forever. 1:43 PM Nov 30th from web in reply to idevelop
  15. Each year, the students of "concurrent" university (PUB, a good acronym) consult my Websites on #HCI and #SemanticWeb topics. 1:39 PM Nov 30th from web
  16. @idevelop All technology-mediated media, especially computer-based ones) could be considered artificial. 1:31 PM Nov 30th from web in reply to idevelop
  17. @Omikronn Yes, but the order still exists or seems to exist (in our minds) at a subtle level. For example, the fractal structures of clouds. 12:57 PM Nov 30th from web in reply to Omikronn
  18. It's somewhat odd to see that you can exchange ideas with your (former) students by using only an artificial medium. Remember McLuhan? 12:53 PM Nov 30th from web
  19. @alexmaru Ok, thanks. I'll watch it tomorrow, because now I'm not able to focus too much. 12:47 PM Nov 30th from web in reply to alexmaru
  20. RT @azaaza: Books as visceral animation. The best ad for reading I've seen, with some fantastical paper cuttings. http://bit.ly/7hijJu 12:45 PM Nov 30th from web